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He's been working on the railroad |
|
1959 |
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He's cool, real cool |
|
1959 |
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He carries on a tradition in architecture |
Burke |
1960 |
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He carries on a tradition in architecture |
Burke |
1960 |
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He carries on a tradition in architecture |
Burke |
1960 |
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He carries on a tradition in architecture |
Burke |
1960 |
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He lives in two worlds |
Johnson |
1960 |
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He lives in two worlds |
Johnson |
1960 |
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He picks up what's left |
|
1960 |
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He went from bad to worse - punchin' cows to wranglin' dudes |
Niehuis |
1960 |
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Heard Museum honors Mexico |
Johnson |
1960 |
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Heard Museum's second annual fair |
|
1960 |
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Hell-bent for destruction |
DeWald |
1960 |
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Hello, Central, get me: Flagstaff-Phoenix microwave communications system |
McGonigle |
1960 |
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Henry Buehman |
Moore |
1960 |
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Henry V will start fourth annual Shakespeare Festival |
Cutts |
1960 |
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He "does something" about it |
Moyer |
1961 |
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He "does something" about it |
Moyer |
1961 |
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He said it on metal |
Tower |
1961 |
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Heap crazy' violin act saves a cowboy's life |
Willson |
1961 |
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Heap crazy' violin act saves a cowboy's life |
Willson |
1961 |
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Heard museum's annual fair |
|
1961 |
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Helicopters over Rainbow Bridge |
Heald |
1961 |
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Help for a lonely world |
|
1961 |
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Helping the handicapped fight back |
Clark |
1961 |
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Henry Clay Hooker: king of the Sierra Bonita |
Hill |
1961 |
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Henry Clay Hooker: king of the Sierra Bonita |
Hill |
1961 |
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Her major vices: dogs and children |
Moore |
1961 |
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He's a lightning bug |
Johnson |
1961 |
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He's a lightning bug |
Johnson |
1961 |
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He is risen |
Sturges |
1962 |
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He takes his hobby to work |
Linn |
1962 |
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He takes his hobby to work |
Linn |
1962 |
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He took art to the market place: a visit to Read Mullan's wonderful western art gallery |
Kelly |
1962 |
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He took art to the market place; a visit to Read Mullan's wonderful western art gallery |
Kelly |
1962 |
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He took art to the market place; a visit to Read Mullen's wonderful western art galery |
Kelly |
1962 |
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Heard Museum's annual fair |
|
1962 |
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Heber-Overgaard |
Fisher |
1962 |
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Heber-Overgaard |
Fisher |
1962 |
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Heliostat's magic ends Apache warfare |
|
1962 |
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Heliostat's magio ends Apache warfare |
|
1962 |
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Help for those in need |
Clark |
1962 |
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Henry Fleury, sage of the pines |
Garrett |
1962 |
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Henry Jefferson Dowdle, 1860-1933 |
Schaus |
1962 |
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Her work is healing |
Clark |
1962 |
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He's a good father |
|
1962 |
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He cares not for gold but does enjoy seeking it |
Willson |
1963 |
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He flies for her |
Tallon |
1963 |
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He got what he asked for |
Johnson |
1963 |
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He knows the ghosts of Pearce |
Ridgway |
1963 |
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He knows the ghosts of Pearce |
Ridgway |
1963 |
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He makes good animals better |
DeWald |
1963 |
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He paints for the viewer's imagination |
DeWald |
1963 |
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He really digs the most |
Peterson |
1963 |
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He rehearses for family "jam" session |
|
1963 |
